This disaster was aggravated by Thomas Bloodworth'
This disaster was aggravated by Thomas Bloodworth's failure to respond quickly, and due to an ongoing war, lynching of French and Dutch residents was common during it A plague was recorded alongside this event by Samuel Pepys ("Peeps") and this disaster was reported to have begun in Thomas Farriner's bakery on [*] Pudding Lane.This event was commemorated by a large Doric column known simply as "The Monument," and after this event, Sir Christopher Wren reconstructed St. Paul's Cathedral. For 10 points, name this September 1666 conflagration that destroyed the capital of England.
This disaster was aggravated by Thomas Bloodworth's failure to respond quickly, and due to an ongoing war, lynching of French and Dutch residents was common during it
{1666} Great {Fire} of {London} [accept equivalents mentioning both {fire} and London]